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Updated: Monday, 18 Jun 2012, 10:45 PM EDT
Published : Monday, 18 Jun 2012, 10:45 PM EDT
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - Tryouts were held Sunday and Monday for spots on the Lafayette All-Stars Colt World Series team.
First-year manager Josh Loggins, who was an assistant coach on last year's Lafayette All-Stars team, hosted two days of tryouts with the final day of workouts taking place Monday at McCutcheon High School.
"I think it's always a challenge in the first few days to figure out who is out here," said Loggins, a former standout catcher at Harrison High School. "I put a lot of trust into the high school coaches this year and who they felt like who was the most deserving to be on the Lafayette All-Stars."
The Lafayette All-Stars advanced to the semifinals of the 2011 Colt World Series, which was eventually won by a team from Los Gatos, California.
Loggins said the selection process is enjoyable but also takes some effort.
"It's a challenge to find guys that gel and can play a lot of positions and move around the diamond," added Loggins. "Typically in a Colt World Series setting like that where you have a lot of switches and things happen...when you find guys that can move around is a benefit."
The 2012 Colt World Series is scheduled to take place in early August at Loeb Stadium in Lafayette.
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